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SwINDLERs AT WORK.
Two Hotels Imposed upon by Bogus
Messengers, Purporting to come from
Guests Of the Respective Houses.

"A swindle was perpetrated upon two hotels IN
THIS city Saturday. Mr.. Chas. E Gibbs the cash.
Ter OF the Ebbitt House. received telephone mes.
sage from person who stated that he was Major
| PEABODY, whom Mr.. Gibbs knew very well as q
respectable guest OF the hotel The bogus major
requested Mr. Gibbs to pay the charges on a suit
OF clothes which would be sent to the hotel C. O.
D. Mr.. Gibbs, having no doubt but that It was
Major Peabody talking, replied that the matter
would be attended TO- When District messenger
a appsaIea shorty af5erwards with package Mr.
$50. When Major Peabody came into the NOEL
some time afterward, Mr.. Gibbs Informed him
dnas ne nsd received the package as be had
and informed MI. Gibbs that he had
n0t Dos sent ss1
that Re had been victinizsd by sWnde =!
who had assumed Major Peabody's name
TSs mo and sme In going to the District
brought the package, the boy said that a man
stopped him In front OF the Post once Department
or street near 9Th, and told him where to take
the bundle The man said he would meet him at
VI and streets, but when the boy started down
o1rset ,I sne man met him at 18th and took the
money from MIN. The messenger added that the
man refused TO pay him what he had been prom
the Riggs House. received q similar MESSAGE over
the telephone He was asked to pay charges on a
package lor Chas simpson, wealthy New Or
leans merchant, now a guest at the hotel, and
would have done so had not Mr. simpson himself
at that moment walked into the hotel.
Later In the evening Frank v. Bennett the head
clerS at the Arlington, received q dispatch on
Western Union blank from messenger boy. 1t
was dated Albany, n. Y, September "a, and was
signed "koesse," the family name OF
the proprietor OF the hotel, who Is
now In Albany. The telegram read:
PAY charges on package sent by me" Mr.. Ben
nett signed Tor the dispatch and handing 1t over TO
MT. AlTord, The bookkeeper, told him to attend to
IT. Half an hour later the package came with
charges on 1t or $64.5O which Mr.. A1vord promptly
paid. Inc description of the man seen by the Dis
trlct messenger boy and the one seen by Mr.
Alvord differs, and leads to the belief that more
than one person was engaged in the operations
above described. The case was placed in the
hands OF Private Detective McDevitt
Detective Flinders thinks the sw1ndlers have
left the CITY,
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Obligations Of the Steam Railroad
COmpanieS,
! 4 LETTER OF ATTORNEY RIDDLE RKvKwNQ THE
Law IN REGARD 10 TIE sRvERAL CORPORATIONS.

4 LEiTkb OF ATTORNEY RIDDLE 1KEEWN0 THk
LAW IN REGARD 10 THE SEVERAL CORPORATIONS
District Attorney Riddle received letter nom
Commissioner Ludlow on the 21st instant direct
Ing him TO examine such legal provisions as there
may be with regard to the obligations OF the
steam railroad companies with reference to the
paving OF the streets which they occupy. Mr.
Riddle replied on Friday as follows: congress
admitted the Baltimore and Ohio (both branches)
on terms to be adjusted by the corporation OF
washington. The corporation required streets and
avenues to be graded only for the Baltimore
branch When the Metropolitan branch was
admitted the company was to pave and
repair, as street companies are now
required to. The work as described in the order
Is the same. Order January IL, 1857, found In
abstract A, Rep. september 16, pp 1926. These
terms were accepted ID ID see Acts Of the
NTH section imposes upon the Baltimore and Ohio,
the Alexandria and Washington and the Balti-
the street-car companies are subjected II this is
4noQ otnerwise law. under section ~, Rev. Stats.
y; C. should hesitate to attempt TO enforce 1t
on the baltimore and Ohio. Congress reserved no
right OF amendment against the company.
-, The a. and W. was required to keep It's portion
B. 1853, II STATS, sos. The same duty was i'm
posed on tt v. A. and g. declared to be the
Gsss3l Oh sne - and o.. See act OF July %, 1866
"The Baltimore and Potomac: congress left MOTH
ing 10 the corporation OF Washington save with
" ZIG OIu-StTceC OepOt. IL required Cne
company to pave that street, as the street COM
panes are required to pave. Act OF May 81, 1872
Il stats, Ia: The act OF March 3, 1871 DC Stats)
authorizing 1t TO reduce the grade OF Maryland
avenue, says nothing OF paving or repairing other
streets. These two acts may be taken as a mega
i've assent to hold the other streets free OF cOnd
tE TO repair-possibly. The arrangement OF
the Baltimore and Potomac with the two COM
panies above, or either Of them, is unknown
10 me-n any exists An attempt to en-
IOrce the aOOve-cited act OF August 81 1871, will
meet grave questions Broad as Is the grant OF the
49th section, Revised Statutes, above cited it may
oe SAID that the reserved right to amend is in Con-
wholly from the superior. and the Inferior is pre
GUIDED from dealing with them. Other matters
are involved. II may be remembered that special
power to deal with them Is Qual1fedly police
power am not prepared to reiinauish the right
OF the Dist riot under this act till court deciaes it
does not exist 1t should, however, receive further
Inc District Commissioners win not attempt its
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The WashingtOns Win q Game.
TREY DEFEAT THE INDIANAPOLIS NINK-OrHRR GAM

THEY DEFEAT The INDIANAPOLIS NINE-OrHRR GAMES
ON SATURDAY.
The WaShingtons solved Boyle's delivery in the
seventh and eighth innings on Saturday, and
pounded the ball for seven runs with the aid Of
errors by the Indianapolis players. OBrien and
Meyers made home runs Whitney pitched good
game, and the Washingtons played an errorless
neiding game. Tine score was Z to !, in favor Of
the home team. Hits 13 TO z; errors o toe.
Other games Saturday resulted as follows: Phil
burg, second game). Boston, 10; chicago 4
Boston 9; Chicago. 4 second game}. New York
q; Detroit, q. Brooklyn, 2l; Athletic s. Nets 7;
Baltimore, =. Cincinnati, &; st. Louis. 5. LOUIS
Vllte, s; Cleveland, 1. Sundays American ASSo-
citation games: Baltimore, 5; Brooklyn,2 2. Louis
ville 4; Cleveland. Il.
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Punished for Well Doing.
MARYLAND DISTRICT ATTORNEY BEATEN ussENaIBIH

Punished for Well Doing.
A MARYLAND DISTRICT ATTORNEY BEATEN nSsENs1BLH
AND PERHAPS DYING.
Colonel Levin L. Derrickson States attorney for
Worcester County, Mo-, was last Fridry night bru-
tally assaulted near his home on the outskirts OF
Berlin. About 10 O'Clock E. F. Furbush found him
lying insensible near the gate Of his home where
1T is supposed he had crawed after being assaulted
Aid being obtained he was removed to his home and
medical assistance promptly obtained. An exam
inatlon showed severe scalp wound, which had
evidently been inflicted with club. The object
OF the coloners assailant was evidently not rob-
berry, as nothing was missed from his person ex.
cept a 2.53 gold piece The superstition is that
the object was revenge for the activity the colo
mel has shown IN bringing offenders to justice. A
Snow Hill special to the Philadelphia Press, Sep
tember "a, says: Colonel Derrickson is still un-
conscious and therefore unable TO give any account
OF the affair His condition is considered critical
by his physicians. Should his assailant be discov-
cred there IS but little doubt that he would he
summarily dealt with.
LATEK-ARREsT OF HIS SUPPOSED AssAILANr.
special from Salisbury, Nd, last night, says:
The supposed assaiant Of States Attorney Derrick
son has been arrested Searching parties secured
the country without success until they reached
the home Of Handy Rayne negro with a bad
record. They searched the premises and found in
an OvercOat pocket the keys and knife OF the
wounded man. Rayne had fled. He had bought
and had paid Tor it with $40 bill AS soon as the
reports Were substantiated fifty OF the leading
citizens OF Berlin got on special train, which was
In charge OF the superintendent OF the road, and
started for Salisbury as fast steam could carry
them. They arrived yesterday afternoon, and In q
half hour they had their man handcuffed on board
their train. He was dressed In new clothes He
admitted having seen Colonel DerricksOn Friday
night, but denied the crime. When the discovery
OF the keys In his house was told him he could
give no explanation. II Is thought that Colonel
DerrickSOn Will die. When the train left Salisbury
there were threats OF lynching from those who
were Oh board.
At Dover, N. H., P. A. Crosby, treasurer Of the
Hatters' Protective Union Fair, married man.
absconded with the fair receipts, amounting to
S1.OOO and Is accommodated by MrS Emma Sa1Svar
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Five ATchbish0pricS.

WASHINGTON TO HAVE ONE OF THEM.
Anew York correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Record has found out that Bishop Potter Will soon
be the archbishop OF the province OF New York
The plan, he says, sis to erect archbishoprics at
New York, Washington, New Orleans and Cincin-
natl, probably also at San Francisco and to make
the archbishopS OF New York and Washington the
.Aetropolttans' OF the Northern and Southern
provinces. This Is intended TO simplify matters
by creating four or five general conventions, one
TO each province, to meet tr1enniaily, and a gen.
ten years"
DIED ON THE STRERT.-A colored man named
VIM Robinson was taken sick near the corner or
Iotn and streets saturday night Ofdcer Smith
started 10 assist the man to his home In Peach
alley, but he died on the way. The coroner gave
certificate Of death from heart disease
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriages licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court
70 Charies McCur and Mary Hasken,
George Darne and Mary L. Benway, both
Grimes; Melvin H. Nash AID Teney c. Bunhardt:
Lorenzo c. Hover and Jessie A. Spencer; VIM
Maiians and Oracle Ktncard, both OF Crab Bottom
HlSnland County, Va; v. Ii. Brtdgman. L. s.
Army, ana IDA s. Ptckrell; James X. Davis and
Mary + kagan; Alonzo e. Logon and Willie Hay
WTght; BuIord l. Turner aid Helen CLARK; ThOs.
Al. MURPHY and Kate DickersOn; JudSOn L. Sizer
ana Matte Ii. jackson John carey and Jude Ann
Dlckerson; Charles McGuinn and Maria Jackson
ana Joseph p. Ford and Mary Z Wilson. all OF
KicnmOnd, Va; Frank NJ Gates, OF Cawker City,
nan, ana Mamie q. PO0re; w. II. Webb and Mary
brOwn: Emerson Ii. Harris and Mary &. jennings
| poth OF Richmond, Va. Alex Mason and Virginia
| Dishman.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The atlapP.

Ir1frarfons for the "a hours commencing ut D. N.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland Viz
ginia and North Carolina, slightly warmer fair
weather, followed by rain during Tuesday and
Tuesfly night, light TO fresh variable winds be-
coming generally easterly.
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Not Japanese.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
see by THE STAR that man by the name OF
Jim s. Yum, and calling himself a japanese, has
been arrested for stealing ring have incident
ally met this man. and have proved that he is not
japanese, and that he does not understand our
language. He said to me that he Is Corean I
nope fol- the honor Of my Japanese countrymen IN
ton. = MACY
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BKIsarwoop RAcEs Tuesday, SEPT. "a. $3.50 p. m

JSO. K NELLY Will have grand supply Of
Washington dressed beef at his stalls Tomorrow.
The cattle We're graZed in Montgomery county,
No, ~ Hr- Jn0 y Jones. he is one OF the largest
ana beSt feetiers IN the county. His cattle are
generally sold In Philadelphia or New York. They
Wire bought by the enterprlSing cattle firm OF W.
> dOgt Il Bro, and sold al Queenstown, where
Ar. Nelly bought them.
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EQUITY COURT-JttdOe Merrick
To-day, Wells agt. Wells; rule on defendant
granted. In re- Albert Richards. alleged lunattc:
witt issued without deposit Smithson agt. Smith
son. hearing OF defendants petition fixed for Octo-
Der 4. Fitzpatrick agt. Fitzpatrick; motion for
allmony OVerruled. Brown agt. Brown; motion
Tor leave TO file amended bill Overruled Smith apt
Smith; suppression OF deposition Overruled.
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The NEWEST BLOCKS In Hats, In all fashionable
colOrN are now shown at Francs One Price Halter
and FurnisheT, cor. 7th and ID SITS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Wm- Hahn & Co.'S liable
Shoe Houses, $40 18th street and 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue, Will be closed from tO-IRorrow evening g
l.. II. until THURSDAY morning.
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FAIL SEASON, 1887, opening French Pattern Hats
arr bnul"ts and Millinery Novelties. Wednesday
and Thursday, september ~ and 29, 1887. Fail
goods now on exhibition. Miss tie TomlinSon,
ll4O 9Th st NV
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We HAVE Just opened another car load of those
imitation mahogany. antique, oak and natural
chamber suits. which are selling at f25, The
biggest drive ever made in furniture. Call before
thty are Ill gone. W. II. HoEKE.
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cu26-1In'

I'll. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
hss the honor 10 inform You that his NEW COCOA
have inst arrived.
NJ. 6Aias leSSeLsiy lila ali made hi
tAollsnuIellI
1an feansylysnia avenue.
Rsh1f Washington. ~ -
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LARGE LOT OF SMYRNA rugs. 9xlo feet just
opened at ". III. HoEkE
SOL Market Space.
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j. W. BOTELER s. Son have recently imported
many useful and ornamental articles suitable for
wedding presents.
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Affairs in West wa.hinp,on.

DEATH or VENERABLE LADY.-Miss Eliza Hill.
sister OF George H. Hill, IT, died yesterday AFTER
noon at the Albion, corner 3Oth and N streets at
the advanced age OF seventy-six years. The funeral
VIII take place tomorrow morning from the
chapel at Oak Hill cemetery.
TEMPERANCE MEETING was held at Calvary
NJ. E. church last night, and was presided over BY
Rev. DR.. W. II. osborne. Addresses We're made by
&. w. Whitney, NJ. P. Caldwell, and Messrs. Allen
and Divine.
A CASE DIsM1ssED.-Of1cer Riley returned to the
Police Court this morning a warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, cOlored, charging her huS-
band, VIM. T. Russell, with rOrnicattOn with Eliza
beth Robinson. The case was nolle pressed.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, SO; condition, SO;
north connection, SO; condition at south cOnnec-
tion, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature 81;
condition at inf1uent gate-house SO; condition at
day at 3:l2 q. m. low tide at 1929 d m
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IHk WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
onered free TO every subscriber for one year
20 ts me WEEKLY STAR. II Is a handsomely printed
.S VI dSI pages profuSely illustrated with more
49, MSa.n OF general Information. See advertise
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The QUALITY ana finish Of our 81 pants 10 ortier
are surprise TO everybody. EIsEAAS Bros,
Manufacturers. corner 9TH and E
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Ansusemenls Tonight

NEW NATIONAL THyATER.-"Beacon LightS.r
AlBAUGHs OPERA HoUSE.-''Iittle Tycoon"
HARRIS BD0U THEATER--"AcrosS the CONT
nent-
kkRSAH's THEATER--Australian Novelty CO.
IANORAAA BUILDING.-Battle OF Bull Run.
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sAIE e 81
Rs1 IS 1AMEs
fNa 9A T s2Ns aSR R6TE AB
BeTSH 2N TH aN HtsT sRF
causes OF Davis ct 81. vs. Davis ct al, Equity No
'front.' he prenses the folls ss
S$fSS f T
OF ssis fy sna
corded subd Of parts of original numbered
dred and sixty $500. improved by ye-story marble
improved the street BY thrse-ssory baicS
Bk AaNRAy t TX o yEkTH se
hundred AND eightyseven l4s7 which s Contained
within n, se Ting metss anu bounds BsnnEg at
feet thence east sixty (62 feet three j inches:
slAtytwo 62l feet three (3 inches to the place Of
begPpnlns tmproved BY fne threestory brick DWELL
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Onethird
Of the purchase money each parcel in cash. and the
balance In two equal payments payable respectively in
day Of sale for which the notes the purchaser OF
upon the property sold or all cash the option Of the
street property VIII be required st the time q sale.
Il the terms OF sale are not complied within days
the risk and cost Of the defautns III CON-
'ss'n''ns q aE e. RnrfhsssEi fe; Trustee
s26-dAds sun Building.
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BKIGHTwooD RACES Tuesday. sept. 81, $3.50 p. m.
INSTANTANEOUS AIT OF NEVER FORGETTING"
See special Notices.
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AIIENTloS Is called 10 the peremptory sale Of q
snC-SsOfy Dick dwelling, No. All ID street north
49, 10 TAKE place ON Tuesday afternoon, Septem-
UeI "a, at 1:O O'Clock. This sale presents an ex-
NJ. teH' opportunity for home or as an invest
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sol Market space.

TAILORING DEPARTMEST-FaTl line now ready
Its excellence OF FITS and workmanship is too well
known 10 require mentioning. EIsEMAN Bros
Manufacturers cor. 18th and StS.
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S25 SUITS TO order far superior to any we ever
Offered. EISEA.N Bros
Manufacturers, cor. 18th and SITS.
MEMS GOOD Fur DEKBys, sl.J0; fine, 81; best,
$50, 1t \. 7. Lewis 10 9Th 81.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
is the Cocoa which was served at the
Medical Congress and so generally liked. Drug
gists and gr0cers keep 1t. SIG. oca 10
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CITY ITEMS.

P1e0oed CustouaerS the Best Advertiser.
The following goods win please you, are now on
sale, and can be had at TIE FAIR, 6l2 It'll St NV.
C00ldschmid's old stand:
Neat and pretty China Chamber sets for s1.es.
Elegant Decorated Dinner and Tea set CON-
bined for $13.0&
Good Glass 0oblets and Tumblers for &C.
Handsome Glass Mugs for sc.
Hammered Tin Mugs for SC.
Decorated Splash mats for sc.
Handsome BOudOir walnut Backing Cases for
CSC.
States with sponge and two slate pencils from
&C. up.
School Bags for &C., lOc., 15c., Csc, &C.
Crockery, The
Glass ware, Housekeepers'
Tin ware,
Kitchen ware FAIR
wooden ware,
Willow ware, Emporium.
Stone ware, S12 18th st. NV,
The best selected stock In washington, hand
some goods and low prices TIE FAIR
S12 7th NV. and Sl1-813 9Th street NV.
frankie Co, Proprtetors.
W0rkingmen. Attention!
II you are In want OF Stoves call at Ruddens
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet and stove install
ment House, $50 and $50 7th st. n. w. and examine
his stock OF Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges
All Union Made.
Also, Furniture, Carpets, MattingS &C., which viii
De sold on easy weekly or monthly payments
Pennsylvania Coke. Immediate deliv
cry. A. r. Williams, 615 It'll st., and New Jersey
ave. ana ID 81. 22-1m
DhinlSnss n;-ossahp. rn~~-
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At Dover, N. H., P. A. Crosby, treasurer Of the
Hatters' Protective Union Fair, married man.
absconded with the fair receipts, amounting to
$1,000, and Is accompanied by Mrs. Emma Sawyer
Lord.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every mornin.
and delivered In u ID. "Ward" prints 4Oc per Id
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet Mill
&c. per quart.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
krOR SALE AND RENT
To Eome seekers and investors Splendid
BARGAINS.


am prepared to offer with possession Oct 1. ON
Intss accompanying terms those beautiful 3-story
Anu nAck-ouildns NEW houses) of 18th and SITS
ons an excellent corner for drug store); rooms
Aho oack -pulldine; > nice bedroolls beautiful OAK
msntsis with oeveled mirrors hrepizces cattle
sias and Guaranteed perfectly built. In archi-
tectnre design these houses ali different and rst
sa oesutfui, while the location is most desif7-
pie Ahu improving. advancing so cent since
spring. To purchasers this month extra Inducements
ARC oEered kor plans and particulars
". r. BCRFORD,
se2o-9t 1422 New York ave. Washington. b. @.
kroR SALE-JNo. H. SNYTH CO.,
Il Real Estate Brokers,
h22 Sth ST.
We Deg 20 ofer the best bargains in improved aid
unnnproved property in the city and county per
some aesisine 10 buy homes. seeking paying invest
ments aud good speculations.
Cali and exs mine our lists slo-1m
EoR sAI.E-ARLINdTON TERRACE, THREE
= Sory aad basement l@-room pressed brick froLt
M 20 teef on northwest corner 9th and sts with
III modern improvements; house suited for the resi-
dence OF Senator Member OF Congress; is in per
the owner,
s3-2m OTIS F. PRESBREY. 52a eth ST.
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lHE ELEyENTH-STREET ARSON CASE.-In the
tnlulnaI Court Judge cox, this morning. the
case OF Mary Jane Mcbride and John H. McFa--
42h1, INFLICTED for arson June 30 1Ss6. was called
ana 10 the Indictment recently found the frSt-
NAMED pleaded Lot guilty. Mcfarland was not
present 4 hOlie pros. was entered as to the Old
lnLclInent Oh which they had been once tried.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

FACE and eyesight titted, 81. Hempler,s
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SERIOUS CUTTING AEFAIR.
The Result Of an ARRAY az Four Mile
Run, Va.

HENRY BEACH PEACEFULLY CUT ABOUT TIE HEAD
HE D BROUGHT 10 PROVIDENCE Hospital m rHn
CITY.
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AUCTION SALES.
FNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TnNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF PAPER CUTTER AND
PRINTING PRESS
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated February o. 1886,
tho Land Records of the District Of Columbia and by
dlIeGtion Of the party secured thereby will sell,
1887. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
~. at the auction rooms Of Thomas Bowling corner
pennsyivania avenue and 18th street northwest one
"Economic" Paper Cutter and one "Battomorean"
Rotary Printing Press, as mentioned in said deed.
slN-eots ALFRED l. LEONARD,
Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL SAT.
URDAY. OCTOBER FIRST, SAME HOUR AND
PLACE. by order OF Trustee. s26-mkf
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ROBBERIEs REPORTED.-Afs Johns No. 1882 G
street northwest reports stolen two wash tubs
and ladder worth $3.50. Elias Stearman, NO.
504 18th street, reports stolen an overcoat worth
avenue reports the larceny OF two bicycle shirts.
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Pennsylvania Coke. Immediate deliv.
ave. and D st. 22.lm
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EHoR sALE-LoT n, BET BATH AND 35TH STs.
Il n.w., 26.4x13. Price, TO cents.
WESCoIT, WILCOX WINE.
s.13-6t 1907 Pa ayenue.
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fOliCY WRITER SESTESCED--0ficerS Hurd
ana h1d5erS On saturday night arrested Henry III.
winters, cOlOreu, AT q COOK stand, on 10Th and l.
stfttts, on the Charge or writing policy, and
IOlhi on him the books and drawings, sc. The
accused was IN thr Police Court this morning an
the officers testified that he admitted being Ia tie
employ or The DISMAL swamp Co.. winch would
put up his collateral lie WAS sentenced to 10
Nays IN liil.
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E0R sALE-TwO LOTS ON Q ST, NEAR NEW
l. Hampshire ave, % .31xI00. Price, 81 %.
WESCOTT, WILCOX 4 WINE
Dn
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CrosS-country, latest English All new styles.
IRA me Quality.-k1nney Tobacco Co., New